Average weight?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by jmonty, May 5, 2013.
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Most of our trailers are greatdane's and they are now buying wabash 53' dry vans.
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We have a couple of daycabs with hoppers that will scale that low. Nothing with sleepers.
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Internationals can be 1000-1500 lbs heavier than a Freightliner.
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2007 Buell pneumatic doubles. All Aluminum, except subframes over the axles. They hold approx 650 cubic feet of liquid or powder, or 27 tons of material. It takes about 7 minutes to load them and about 20 minutes each to off load. All Air suspension,
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No I did not make a mistake that is the correct tares full of fuel. 23900 was a sleeper, 25100 is a daycab.
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2012 Cascadia, with APU and a Utility Reefer trailer, about 34500
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1996 International 9600, 200 gal fuel, and 50' 3 car wedge 21,100 LOL.
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2013 T700, 3/4 tanks with a 53' flatbed: 30,300.
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my 99 volvo with a retired shaffer reefer and 1/2 full with fuel on the truck and reefer (no freight) is about 36000 pounds.
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